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Review: AMC+’s ‘Pantheon’ – An Animated Experiment

As a station, AMC has brought some of the biggest shows and mind-blowing moments to the world for over a decade. We’re talking about shows like Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Preacher, The Walking Dead, and the recently ended Better Call Saul. Each one of these series provided not just excellent television and characters, but incredible worlds that audiences immersed themselves in.

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‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ S3 Premiere is Full of Trekkie Humor and Snark

Star Trek: Lower Decks celebrated its third season premiere today with the release of the first episode titled “Grounded.” The animated series follows a group of low-ranking officers from the USS Cerritos. It’s full of smart-Trekkie humor with just the right amount of snark and even a hint of subversiveness. Lower Decks packs a ton of character development into less than half an hour

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Interview with Amara Karan from ‘Moonhaven’

Amara Karan has had a distinguished career. She’s played everyone from a detective on the BBC’s Hope Street, to Rita on Doctor Who, to her recent role of Indira Mare on AMC+’s Moonhaven. The 6-episode science-fiction suspense series was recently renewed for a second season. The actress sat down with us via Zoom for this exciting interview – where we talked about how she

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Review: ‘Westworld’ Season 4 Finale a Violent, Emotional, Full Circle Trip

With Sunday night’s episode, Season 4 of Westworld has concluded. The season finale of HBO’s prestige science fiction original, titled “Que Será, Será,” connects some of the plot puzzle pieces that have kept viewers guessing and on their toes. There are big revelations about characters and what makes them tick. It’s a bit oddly paced but builds to a conclusion that

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Review: AMC’s ‘Moonhaven’ is Addictively Entertaining

AMC+’s Moonhaven premiered last week with two episodes. I found it addictively entertaining with rich world-building and great characters. It is an original story and stands apart from anything else on TV right now. Moonhaven is grounded science fiction that doesn’t rely on the glitz and glam of fancy tech run amok to tell a story but instead asks us to consider

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Netflix’s ‘Resident Evil’ Review: Surprised and Enthralled

Resident Evil has been around almost as long as I have been alive. The first game debuted in 1996 and spawned a franchise across video games, film, comic books, and even audio dramas. So it was only a matter of time until a show set in that world came to be. Premiering this Friday, Netflix’s Resident Evil becomes the newest entry

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Cosmic Psychologist: ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ and Grief

If I were to ask you to think about Star Wars, what comes to mind? Is it the epic lightsaber fights, with the loud hums from the bright, colorful, plasma blades? Or is it the operatic story spanning decades about the Jedi attempting to balance the force, stopping those with ill intentions? I know you hear the incredible score by John

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‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ Series Review: A Return of My Childhood

The Obi-Wan Kenobi series, or should I say season, has come to an end. For the past month, many of us got to witness a part of our childhood return once again. Since the news that both Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen were returning for the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, fans have excitedly anticipated the show with high hopes. However, while these

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‘Westworld’ Season 4 Review: Fresh Start, New Beginning

Westworld season 4 premieres on HBO Sunday, June 26th. I was recently given the opportunity to screen the first 4 episodes for review. Spoiler warning below for past seasons as I give my thoughts on the next one and the series overall. HBO’s Westworld has had a bit of a shaky run. Adapted from the 1973 movie of the same name,

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